President Hage Geingob has urged local authorities to assist in finding solutions to the second National Land Conference resolutions. Geingob made this call in a speech delivered by the Minister of Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare, Zephania Kameeta at the seventh annual ALAN general meeting at Walvis Bay.

Employees of the Namibia Housing Enterprise (NHE) are not happy with what they termed poor performance of the company’s management. Employees accused management of failing to honour their promises to reward employees in 2017.

Minister Stanley Simataa has urged the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) to run its operations within its means while having taken cognisance of insufficient government funding. The Minister of Information and Communication Technology says the corporation’s spending on operations now stands at 68% of its budget. Simataa has warned that this rate of spending is unsustainable […]

A Rundu family is demanding that the Ministry of Health take responsibility for the amputation of their brother’s arm. Bonifatius Kakashi Ndonga was amputated from the upper arm in what his family claim was negligence by the Nyangana Catholic Hospital, which falls under the ministry. We’d like to warn viewers that some visuals might not […]

Windhoek-The Namibian senior women’s cricket team is ranked 26th in the latest world ranking, following their good performance at the six nation’s tournament in Botswana recently. Namibia played against hosts Botswana, Sierra Leone, Kenya ,Malawi and Mozambique and won six out of six games. The team also broke four records, becoming the team with least […]

Ministry of Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare together with the World Food Programme (WFP) have introduced a new biometric system for beneficiaries of the Food Bank Project. Food Bank’s Control Administrator Tangeni Mwashekele says the new system aims to prevent fraudulent activities during the collection of food parcels for beneficiaries.

The town of Outjo is reeling in shock after another horrific attack in which a two-year-old toddler was raped. The child was left in the bushes to die, and was found by a search party, on the outskirts of the town.

The City of Windhoek celebrated the Health and Hygiene Promotion month with Goreangab residents Thursday.

The ICT Summit in Windhoek, which ended on Wednesday, has urged law enforcement agencies to make use of information communications technology to combat crime. Huawei managing director Kian Chen says crime has become very sophisticated because some criminals use the very latest technology.

Okakarara residents are dissatisfied over a lack of access to clean water and sanitation at the town. They petitioned the town council.